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TTouch Workshop with Lori Stevens
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Location: Fuzzy Buddy's, 10907 Aurora Ave N Seattle, WA  98133
Date: Saturday February 5th 2011
Time: 9 am-4:30 pm
Cost: $149 with dog, $125 without dog


Join local TTouch practitioner Lori Stevens to learn more about this  gentle, positive method of bodywork and movement.  Based on more than three decades of results with over 1000 practitioners worldwide, TTouch^® provides a powerful set of tools and techniques that improve an animal’s health, behavior, and performance. In addition, it can deepen the relationship between animals and their people.
TTouch^®  complements veterinary care and dog training. This workshop will give you the knowledge necessary to immediately use TTouch^® on your own dog to help with behavior and health-related issues.


Learn more about TTouch^® at SeattleTTouch.com and TTouch.com.

In this workshop, specifically focused on dogs and their guardians, you will be introduced to tools and techniques to reduce stress in your dog, improve performance, and enhance health. We will be focusing on TTouch^® bodywork, wraps, movement, and a brief overview of TTouch^® leading techniques. Using these techniques, TTouch^®  addresses common problems such as:

• arthritis and other age-related issues
• fears, such as thunder and fireworks
• recovery from injuries
• lack of focus
• lack of confidence
• over-reactivity
• timidity
• performance work, such as agility
• pulling on leash
• inappropriate barking

You may attend with or without your dog. Please bring an x-pen or crate and a blanket or mat for your dog.  All participating dogs must be able to rest quietly for the majority of the seminar.

The combination of TTouch^® movement exercises and bodywork improves concentration, coordination, behavior, and athletic ability in many animals and is used widely around the world by trainers, pet owners, and veterinarians.

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About the Seminar Speaker:
Lori Stevens is a Guild Certified Tellington TTouch^® Practitioner for companion animals (dogs, cats, birds, etc.). She is also certified in Small Animal Rehabilitation Massage. She regularly attends workshops and conferences to expand her understanding of animals, their behaviors, their health, and how they learn. She has an established companion animal practice in Seattle which offers private sessions and workshops. Her experience and approach are holistic and one of respect for animals as teachers. Lori and her previous dog, Emmy worked as a therapy dog/handler team and trained in agility. It was Emmy who led Lori to TTouch^® and positive training. Lori's current dog Cassie, an Australian Shepherd adopted at two years old, is reactive to other dogs and environmental changes. Lori has been successfully using positive methods, including TTouch^®, to help Cassie learn how to adjust to new situations.

Contact Lori Stevens directly with questions about the seminar.

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